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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03


ItAs sozlssaaf rsalzrkakss fsct tsa<
sls1oaxh ne 5ts = q Aieksgs1 = sinoss
sarreaAd@si ~ fhs great axes ~ tbsz "a
eordsrs ara sssgs ~ zoel kfss1ss froni
- 80 xsEsrs. 4aa sftLough ! seoaHas
"a inlsad l2ks~ SAD sgressss. & hss osea
aanng only ths ass s=s PEARS tkaE lts
ssrIysilsi sffrssEl0.s - . sznzsr rs-
sort 5sEs s8ns u - srDEseisssd IN
assd the people of ths West have osen .
hsfls sles 70 rssszalzs ths a1sanlssss
10 ss ,i4fiysd fssn resting ssEsie d1z-
~ las bsas 4 ths samnssg e soeas
sossi 1ad qsist fetrszi wAsrs ihs5 e4a
forgsf sli BUSINESS sad a9asszsie earss
zad gigs thsmssiFss ever ts uadistufbssi
rsss and zassskzslasd snj0ymsAt The
stiai1szs ossa q tie " sst have ben too
mach devoted 70 asking m0EsYs sad
they ksYs nos aEtzl sse~ns yssrs. be IA
70 Esaizs lAst fesrsztio1 oesHs rs-efss
ton an that tie lacrsassl slSor 1e-
rived iron ts4 days or = few weeks
rest more tnan son1psnsals fcr shs koss
Of tins at homs.
However. tas bsaedis Ol ths Sannsss
Fssort are con1lag b b appreciated. and
M.elsizsn . rspi.lly becoming the Msces
1i lhs heath aad p'easHrs-sssksEs Of al
lae northern eeatrsl sts'sz Il Is con-
az 10 hs k1oea thai Do oshsr stEss az
isris 30 naaY sEd such 3 variety q al
traetiss retreats - does Michigan. Tae
motto oa the coat % arms - 81 honest
zFlie- beard. "lf shou sssksst beautiful
genissulA. beaold Il hsr@. Bat the
psDlnsnia h more than beautiful, 4 10
hsaithtal Tie cool ciinaAts q It's eossts.
rs uunsEous minerzi springs, - streams
Ok running water and .he sweet aroma OF
tie pine unite 10 infnss health and
sfreagsh INTO fsgssd-ont humanity.
] Ihst these things are beginning 70 be
appreciated IS syineed by the fsct that
ore OF the largest hotels Ia ths world has
been onilt hear the point where the two
rsnissulas meet. Such en- enterprise
shows that sbrs~d business man have
fsish in the future OF Michigan as q
Sumner resort.
The more and more numerous religious
conventions and sncampments which srs
held in Michigan from year 70 ysar are
another evidence OF the growing apprsc-
iation OF the attractions OF the state.
And there seems to be a peculiar fitness
IN the fact that the religions bodies are
among the frat to take advantage OF
these attractions, inasmueh AS the first
European explorers were missionaries OF
the cross end the hrst permanent settle
ment wzs made by q missionary.
This article should not close without a
word OF credit for the railroads OK Michi-
gan which have done, and are doing, so
much 10 open the way to the many re-
sorts which nature has distributed so
lAyishly throughout the State. Were
il not for the faith and enterprise which
have characterized the management OF
the railroads. the resorts must have re-
manned unknown and their advantages
unapprecia.ed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03


The rrn.FsRAN- HKRsLD recently cali
o. at,sntion to tie danger threatening
MS cnuutry fr3m tbe dcod 0f pauper
immigration. General Mister PcwpFRIT.
q tha Enights e Labor. publicly ex-
piesses his aDpcebsnsIon from tas ssme
scorrs ami sivo-a.ss TIA restric
nm of suca iumigrssicn. aIn this. =
SAYS she Chicago J0a~na. ANr Pow
rsR1x voicss the intelligent sentiment
Of tte people 81 this sounfry, and 1t .
probable thai this Question vii be =
cousriciuous issus at tbe Presidential
snd engrsssionsi elections next ysar. =
Il ~onid hardly sesm possible thst =
serious issue couid bs raised On this
snbisct upoa one ssls oalv q which
rsssun eould arrsira issal1 Tt would.
no doubt. be hUnaas 10 sccept TIE
irears snd TIE psupsrs vita I'd mss-s
II sapcort. VIE cone - oar shores. aod
care fsr tbera. Sc i would Be humane
fcr evsry fsnniy - th-ow - doors opan
anl invite inso toa hooee al sgeh per-
sors who might cone si0n9 hnt IN both
fSeea esses there - a d1fy higher than
k,,nrsnstv. or rather. . duty - hizbsf
s.,~t q baa,anfty. that of caring tor eur
~xn fanFies snd onr owa people. SELF.
prsservsticn . the drst isw-in family and
N slat&
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
PsrRoLsUM FOR FUEL.

There ere Indications thar petroleum
Is soon to come into much more general
use taRn aerslofoTs ss fuel. The recent
trial on railroad is reported to have
been very satisfactory. and nov 8 large
manufacturing concern IN Jackson ass
ordered petroleum burner and guau-
sity Of the crude oil Tor the purpose Of
making an experiment II using The oil
With one y the eomPany's boilsrs. The
hizh prices Of coal have driven manu-
fscturers 70 seek some ether snd cheaper
fuel While there srs objections 70 he
use Of psfrolsum. there srs nss1y sdysn-
tazss claimed for it. snd il the o0jeesons
can be overcome-snd they seen likely
10 bit IS evident that OIL vii suppisns
coal % a very large extent Next "a
natural zss crude petroleum would m
aoubseily be The chespest fse. obtains6se
ia localities at al remote from the lsr9s
forests.
Tie mode of application 3 said 70 b
oEiss simple and cutie inexpsnsivs. Tbs
jackson C5tszsn explains that the crude oil
il brought from the wells in huge tanks
oa rsilrood fst cars. When It reaches
iis destination TIE oil "a punrea iatc
hoiisr-irun tanks 81 tsls faeiory vhere i
ia 20 - used. oT pr1vata reservoirs uay
q butt st sny convenient plscs uesr tas
railrsad. vhere tks e'l may b stored IN
ia nsesiei st TIE factory. Tie fsesilns :
tank Is usually kept Sc cCnsasrsoss Is
tsnce from The bciier - Srsvsas seei-
dents. sud is csrancted 70 the burner b5
neaus 81 Al ordinary Irsa pre-. suFpsisd
with = vaIve 10 rezaists tie sox A
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Eas sap2ly tank l. plSssd mghsr thss
tAs bollsF. ths ol tse<ls ths burn
sF 81 natural grsvitzEloz- Az the
eosat Were tAs ca rssehss tie
burner aA0tasr PAGE from ths boiler
Il E.seEs spray u dry stsena. walsh.
epsFzziex sIGh ths ar sad o., produces
ct Of hydro-e2<bon sas. vhasa \ foEcsd
aadsr tas boiler aass and saickly gen.
crates steam.
II i ot great import2aes 10 nanutse-
turing co1esrBs thai the experiments
aos being made should b successful
and tie result Of The experiment 81 Jack.
soa vii be "a sllsd With no liEkis interest
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
The Old silver spoon.

Inc Oiu Siiver spoon
How fresh in my mind are the days of my
sickness,
When tossed me in pain, all ievered and
sore;
The burning. the nausea, the sinking and
weakness
And even the old spoon that my medicine
bore.
The old silver spoon, the family
spoon,
The sick chamber spoon that my
medicine bore.
How 10th were my fever-parched lips to re-
ceive it,
How nauseous the stuffthat il bore to my
tongue,
And the pain at my inwards, oh, naught
could relieve il,
Though tears of disgust from ny eyeballs
ii wruag.
The old silver spoon, the medicine
spoon,
How awful the stuff that it left on
my tongue.
Such is the effect of pauseous, gripping
medicines which makes the sick-room a
memory of horror. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, on the contrary. are
small, sugar coated, easy TO take, purely
vegetable and perfectly effective. 25 cents
q vial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Mrs. MAEIA HARM, whose name bs-
cane notorious during the last Prssi-
dsntial campaign, has bean marrisd.
Shs a living with her husband, ALBeEr
SEcosD. Of New Rochelle. Mr. SECoRD.
who Ess referred 10 dnriog the esmpaign
spoksn OF "a her uacie, Is IN fact the
urcio OF hsf lormor husband. lie IS
s. years o'i and his wife is 50 years his
iunlor. ArA SxcoED IS handsome
brunette.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

All pstriotie cssizsns shoold attend the
eosarssihss drlll on tie Fair Groands 70
morrow between ne Grand Rapids
Guard aod the Jackson Guard Our
militia is 50 imporsaot part Of our
govsrbrsnt and e.iizsrs sh5uld t&ks a
prils IA il. Ire Grand Rapids boys
progoee to win tne contest tomorrow
snd ths Central City boys viii be OBJ
hssd to DO sons ass WORK Il they sue
ceed IA carrying o6 ire prize.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

<E1nsN sx21xss ~ Caa.- aoot
corazrs. was ia sosa yssssrsi-y ns4<inz
srsas Drsgsrsiiou ssF taa eeisbrAtioa Of
tAs foaTia cr1 b.. vay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The sI4oIoas ssssa taken by ths
TzlE0RAE AEE&1D on fls water auss-
tioa Las brought ns nearly ha1drsd
city Subscribers ID the past three weeks
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ib- august oody Guown ss the Bosrd
OF Pubic Works have ~ FAR failed 10
heed tas Esqasss u shs people to tap
Grssd River Won; the Common Coun-
cli have scastalns 10 say on the matter
aoo19
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything O. everything IN The
line Of special furniture. inside
finish q house. once Or store.
wood r1artels, ard contract
workof any kind made % order
on short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly ers Z
lumber OF any kind Designs far.
nisbed when cesirEs.
Wolverine Ch2ir j sctsTy.
W. <. Pearl S.. bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ia -sxzts4 hsgs - ~ oss ot ths
Big sss01s of sss ssssea. D0at sorzss
t-s 1ssss. sa.F a. ,aI -l
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Services at the regular hours in tn,
Terrace Street Holland church. but nc
sermon.
Rev j. Lambiecht of the Pine Street
German church, will preach this morning
on What is True Christianity"
Rev. 7. B. Wilson, of the Congregations
church, morning subject: Our Country
evening, Egypt, her Mountains and
Mummies
Rev. j. Wander Meulen. Spring-st. Hol-
land Church; subjects: A. M, The Epis
tie TO the Church eff Philadelphia, con
tinuation of the former sermon; afternoon
Christ Coming to Judgment"
Rev. J. n. Rippey, St. Paufs Church
fourth Sunday after Trinity-morning ser
vice and Holy Communion at 1880. Even
ing prayer and sermon at 1:30. The even
ing sermon will be suitable for the eve o
the Fourth of July.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

We ass saatllaz alsne toEas.ls i>52
aas- l9O,Gl0 in1sbitanEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ihs B0ar1 of Pubic WORKS lars
vcrn 0ut sla kasss - tlsi1 pats pa.
M for rain
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Al sAxsrssssu0enss an IN Il ooanss. 1a2~r
~hst<ssf head. except n aDt<o >ttas~
s4eA<- sth bs eslsrxed for ~ the 0alfsrss
rae ta tue taets bSlo%. Always psy shls -
kas&Ees.
11s anaaeef Sf 1saes IA say 81 p<ss1s sssz..ess
r>o be fsanA - dtstdiEz xhe sQAah III
~eEas 81 sesea Ans part ~ = la1e eo1ssee
eso enc ftkli kine-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Hsss.t<afs - GrQaa Efssls Ts0 lzass
fss estg for fks sll1lzasr ss-ssid ORDER tiss
IELk1RAH-HEK4LD @4f 90 thsir
aaatTsss Nhi.k saR ts c'.4agsd - oftsA
a. dzstfsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03


KxsheriH SissDSh2n : II the city.
Mas ANA ID. BAKER las returned from .
saoFt sls1t A. A4nlstes.
W. \. Church Ass zoas - Grand k2eids
- ylsit relatives ana iFisads
TIE nsrchzsts sre kieking assinst allow
lns - ssay lxxiss % occupy tie stEeess-
Mrs. Vii POLAND drsw tks quilt ssd
Mrs. Le0is 6oG Fds4u the carpet al the \
.. I. n. social
Miss Dsnns Dosling. who has Been
teaching elscusloo 81 Aanistee for The Pas.
slx months. returned yesterday.
Charles Anderson. while working IN a
lath mil had bis aTn erushsd 80 thai J
had ~ bs snpatsted al the elbow.
The kslsmsz9o company OF State troops
viii not be here tomorrow. Custer 1usfd
aud the fnnss Rihss Cf Grand Rapids viii
arrive al 10 O'Clock in the mcrning.
Miss Theresa ksister died 81 her home on
Webster ave. early yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place from the bap-
list church al o'clock This afternoon
The people will have fiye diferedt kinds
OF beer 10 slake their thirst tomorrow
Chicago. Milwaukee. Toledo Grand Rapids
and Musk egou-and II will ali be fresh on
the Fourth.
A prize OF boz Of the finest cigars in The
city wall be given 10 the persoa making
the beet score IN Ave shots 81 T..
Dumas Shooting Gallery, in vacant store
No. 5. Western-aye., on the Fourth.
The procession tomorrow will form on
West westsrn-sve.. and move up Western
ave. 10 Pine-sL, up Plne-sg. TO Ayrtle-st.,
thence along Myrtle-st 10 Terrsee-st.. down
Terrace-st- 10 westtrn-ave-. down Western.
ave. TO Firsi-st., up Firstst. TO Rodgers
Grove. where the e1ercises will take place
The games, foot RI IS, wbeelbarros races
ETC., viii take place on Western ave. be-
tween Second and ThIrd-sts.; base ball or
AaSon's forty AT = 80 p. m; military review
al 4:5O p. m, on Western ave-. flre WORKS II
Mason's FORTY at Il O'Clock in the evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
NJ Us skegon.


oEee, q Wsssesa Ayea1e Ens fs4ksz4s-
HE2AIs dslsssea ~sery nAosnlas = se4scs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
moneB To Loan.

taoTFY1 w, ] HkvF IT YoR Yos AZ
VI = q snf Dr. cent nr fFsf risr serlfritr
tGrtesvef nepnf ietef f1fT sne fsrun fr9t-riT
sr ssie ~ sEthsrre sire izssfifnref p if,s-a
fate< pa rost isrflne ~sutef n = lonpsfan
30 - Csnei-sl roous 2. freFf erifE .r.Fls
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
For Re7if--Ro0gI1s.

J,OR REST-FU RNIsHEDA AND UNFURTISHFD
r bed rooms, inoludidg bosrd iS6 ;. Division st.
10
TOR RENT A PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
r iront room. l75, cor. Of n Division snd
Crescent ave is
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

fs@&s
I oSz MocKlNG BIRD A syITAkIE
l. reward n1ll * paid ~ !eaNiag a the oEsua
h8l2ls Aealckl institute. l0I &o1ifse sna L.si-
e. 5ll-siS., a SffeE blork. ASS
/ OS1~A CON SfYEk YEARS Old AE1Tf
IL sAc Te1 Sg0tsed. June zeit- Hlls he ecn4-e
h&k - 40 ioslne Cow IA tfvse oa tui0Dfo4,& 81
Pscest cal Al ais oftloe A. once. lex
4 oST Or ROBBED - or A foCkfT BoOk
l. between ada aud (ifanc hsEads c5atsinieg
Eve o0ilAe II casA aud nofe af Oue bualfec
eolisrs made 10y r. Hi psYsoie % the sfdef
O. > l. Ec iSisa. a. the ol6 Setlooe- taEk
9rsnd Rapids. ossed about Juae q. lsat. a.si la
tbfce months sfser date. All Persols srs noi hec
nof u purchase the sad Bote J. g.. Mo- leisn
lbs " fuitos 81 l&
| osf p An lkIsH SPANIEL PIP, Nf.ifkS
IL oo sDseers 70 The nae8e Of TUX. fiasee
retnrE 10 TIE ieissrat tielalc ofhte OF - q q
Ransom orce Oh csnalst A sooa reward VII
oe paid. llsU
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

nor RENT - CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
L small families in the new Derby block W
Futon-st. Inquire at 21l Mt Nernon-S. i{zf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

lfok ~Alk-ffAL EsrAgE EskGAfNs THE
A AZ htck hetsa. a. sfriaG,sl fonsalz snf
- ~ = ii~iit,s 4ifet seIics had sno safl ~sle.
each Htur sale AID saft is,ss.-ls.s,,,t =
~ psa teu tIli tf sic ~ : hsrssII7 bi.l.s-
snd swo lots S<s ao4g fasi-sl 49, 49, 49,
IA 81 ioNesI ISies Is i.i.l, a.,tf = Pa IA
brrkey E.6ck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

lok sAlE nfsikABif kESlnENCE OS
~ 81 81 at4Als B i1f ll4ll{C1 pAt 81 rot
N"et hAii o. elif c-o4f s4c - essf iei.es C44
20 sdales koss T. - i.gai ls..f
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
WGnfed--10 Rent.

VVANTED-Twoo OR THREE YOUNG GENTLE
w en- want first class rooms and board
pleasant plsce near business ceuter. Address x. Z
W. F. care OF Telegram Herald. ls2
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

I'eA kf>f ok box sAlE-A NEN HoEeE
nuA Fsa44s t'flisf aa1 e.sscfn ttni tef
tnelh n tiistks tfA rtfekt far fsslaif fasl -
tn4Atit 9i lS&t4tA = AonF ,t-sl. ll4ialsli Aasek
sts"s Alse oAe uaiaat.ste1 ueai IsAQn a
Ottawa 81. uFPeis tis hsa ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TOR RENT--A HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN
Improvements. Enquire OF q. Kortlsnder, IL
and ia Canal-st lsA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Proposals vii o. received ~ the once OF the
Chief EngiDe1f 0f the Toledo Saginaw Nuske-
gon Esilwsy - Greenviile. NIchlgsn. nntil ju.y
STD 1857 foy The building 81 a. frsme and Pile
trestie hrdzez ~ ssif rsilsay between Green
vile ard Musxex0n anogt 3 90 Inca feet 81 al
-uecfscsiio1s - auy desired infoTr.scon msr -
had en- APP ation 81 the Chiel EnsL8ser's ofsce
IN fSreervn.e- 81 II T x Curtis EesIdeni F1Ei
ueer sparta Nich. Any o. al t.6s s-e slbiect 70
reiecffor RI SMITH
June I'd. 1857. Csisf Eusineer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

W. +. care OF Telegram Herald. ls2
WANTED - ABOUT THkEE GOOD ROOMS
siness center and convenient TO first class day
board. Address Merchant care of Carrier NO IL
fss
yTERLANGT Elm GUTES HOFBEfdRTES
Y Zimrner pebst Fev bef einem Herrn in einer
sns.sendigen deutschen FsInilie SscbzlffsgeD
"Amerikaner,' Telegram Herald once, lssf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
Bo0rdnq.

Two on THRKF nEw7IENKT csN F1ND
1 frSs cisss nnsrf sao rDozns ~ = Paris -
r4xIFp - poAFDEzs At fss 3. TTF1sTos-
" ss geo1 -oor1s srss cisss boarc. ioE y-lses.
3M
fNCofx HgT-~E S. SFRING eI.-EfsT 3
1 i Ca a0n~e fn Fl6fz zsx- Exct lerf D3sr1 s11
eInctr rra1rr n-g a. f<f efr. fsT D1sTt - srfie
roezs - a Hine 1ulet Anfse beNif ttie1 -
uasf HrHfee 40 tfe wnfaeeese Hozsfs ~ p.
rIernfs ctsf~csee F15 ffsesseTt feftictisf atter-
ssra aren thf f7r1fari en1 wa ~ tre1fterft
err - t-5ebls - eai6ieYT vrtc te17le - Tfl ~
Ho1s 81 rsr ff8p~lerar
TroR s. rFR HEEK rot CAF HkrF NfgF
Il ro0re se1 goo aosr1 g 81 Bras6Nsf. Etf
r,otR7 RT THE DAY on wFEE ~ xKkf.
= rsr ra etts nef r Nrs Al q tf-sFWr,6 6 No
81. Ini-1-svs- . rs-y resssssnie rs1es e9
pr0f esgfoB0f
F.ocYoF rkRv ? srs9V oYrfrT ss
J rfos v@-e Ser ef~ee- " sre ~
- 4 E1S Z fs ). issa1rE. frse4es. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

JyoR RENT-TwO STORES WITH EASEMENTS
in Clarendon Hotel Building wonid be rent
cheap. Enquire AZ Clarendon Hotel or Jos
Jackoboice, Proprietor West SID Iron Works 2l6
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

NioIID DfKAIksNAf1 h0gsf 30 So FouS
" l4ihsi- fai sluae resiaenee An1 pas a.f-i-
coe - s.s>iiaas lsitstsa&e 80 tns o1t Sc ecs 81
il,Aa llo.i-es aald stores - lrs,t IssftIs ga
ofef A.. aat
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TOR RENT r THE NEW RATHBUN HOUSE
the most desirable located HOte. Ia the city
50 rooms. Apply for terms 10 Wm. ID. Gilbert I1s
Ottawa-St, Gss Office. ie5u
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

nor RENT-A STORE no. 20 OTTAwA-sT
lind. l7sti
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

PRTCES-7s. &. 50 and e Cents. No extra
serving. Advaaee sheet al SPraker EoZsdode 5
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

IANTED- FIRST CLASS MACalNisTs
w aud one wood worker mliiNrighl OF
csTpenfer. Apply personally OF address ferkios
a Co, Grand Rapids Aich. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

WANTED 4 COMPETENT COOK AND
w lsundress. 70 80 north in 8 small family
good wage< paid. For particulars enquire al once
OF Mrs. F. r. Chase. No. 2ls ottswasL I79tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
Fsr sase-xeas Essass.

p0k sAiE HofSlS NEAk re srRFl4
II cei li.e ion2ied ca aar.s kisntt 4a.nrs
tnion AId hAls<fisl - k's1 &At : - aa.l i'rt-
tkrk ~ tf<8 n84se< ak a 81 - aitsl.sfs. f. : il
bsIkaiu usf @ts ale = b. Naiis 3 Aosse f.s -.
iaflaaslasl aPlst 81 i8. tss.ssanss - n nsae-st
inE1e Biol Ioa,n - Ie
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-07-21
A 1VAMELESS CASE.

Nv case has ba"n very curious one
for about tHirLeen years. At intervals
Of 30 ut one Woci; | would be attuck ed
with spells Of severe and most excrIcia >
ting pain, al way. com ercing III Tie r.
gion Of my Kidneys. The pain would
tacu 20 upwards aud affect nay BODY a"d
head, and seemed - penetrate my very
eyc-Jali&. creating the most intense ouf-
teriug, lasting about eight hours each
spell.
/ rcsOrtcd ~ all kinds of medicine
without banffi.. SaVeral doctors treated
my ease. bat none gave relief. / finally
tsfd B. x. y. an experiment, and 10
my utter a~toulshn.eut AL pain md SUI
ierinG vanished after using three dos =.
70 ia. present lin" Lave used three
bottles. a:ii n't Il pain has ever T, turue:i,
] do not <n1w What WAS the matter,
mother could my pHy-icIan name the
compliant. TIE L. Il. Il acted finely
and powerful y UPON my kidneys; my
appetite Ii t. been splendid and my con
stituliDn Dui up rapidly.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-07-21
Reading All the Papers.

He was young man, a sort of an ordinary,
easy going chap. What drew my attention
to him at first was his laying n carefully folded
up Sun back on the news stand, put n cent on
top of it and take up a Tribune. He went
back 20 a settee near by and read the paper,
or al! he wanted Of it, in Fifteen minutes. Il
was interesting to see him read. He glanced
up one colu- III and down another, secmin. to
devour it glance. He handled the sheet
GaintiIy, and wien he had done it folded it
deftly, and with another penny traded it for
a World He read the four New York papers
in forty minutes, and for five cents, carrying
off one with him. He did not seem TO read
much news after perEsing the first. only pick
ing out the special features and skimming the
editorial page.
WHO is it" sail l.
"One Of our younger literary men" He
wouldn't identify, and | did not know
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certainty seems 10 De the case, deter
mined to dcnOunce me and my official
act at the national encampment, /
believe they should be permitted to do
SO unrcstraincd by my presence as the
guest of their organization or as the
guest Of the hospitabIe city in which
their meeting is held. A number OF
Grand Army posts have signIfied their
intention, am informed, to remain
away from the encampment in case
visit the city at that time. Without
considering the merit of such excuse |
feel that | ought not to be the cause
of such non-attendance. The time
and place Of the encampment were
fixed long before my invitations were
received Those desiring to partici-
pate in its proceedings should be first
regarded and nothing should be per
mitted to interfere with their inten-
tions. Another consideration Of more
importance than all the Others re
mains to be noticed. The fact was
referred to by you when you verbally
presented the invitation of the citizens
of St. Louis that the coming meeting
Of the Grand Army of the Republic
will be held in Southern State. |
suppose this fact was mentioned as a
pleasing Indication of the fraternal
feeling SO fast gaining ground through
out the entire land and hailed by
every patriotic citizen as an earnest
that The union has really and in fact
been saved in sentiment and spirit,
with all the benefits it vouchsafes to a
united people. | cannot rid myself
of the belief that the least discord on
this propitious occasion might retard
the progress of the sentiment of COM
mon brotherhood which the Grand
Army Of the Republic has SO good an
opportunity 10 increase and foster. |
certainly ought not to be the cause of
such disCOrd in any event or upon any
preteXt. 1t seems to me that you and
the citizens of St. Louis are entitled
W lillS ullIESClNGu StdLCllCllts Vi llC
conditions which have constrained me
to forcgo my contemplated visit and
to withdraw my acceptance Of your
invitation.
My presence in your city at the
time you have indicated can be of
but little moment compared with the
importance of the cordial and harmo-
nious entertainment of your other
guests. | assure you that~I abandon
my plans without the least personal
feeling except regret, constrained
thereto by sense of duty, actuated
by desire to save any embarrassment
to the people of St. Louis or their ex-
pected guests and with heart full Of
grateful appreciation Of the sincere
and unaffected kindness Of your citi-
Zens.
Hoping the encampment may be
the occasion OF much usefulness, and
that It's proceedings may illustrate the
highest patriotism of American Citl-
zenship, am
Yours very sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Pulque becoming a Triple.

An entcrprising American has put the Sc
ductive pulGue where it can tickle the north
er:I palate and produce the effects so wei!
advertised 10y the American ministers resi-
dent and envoys extraordinary TO The
Grcaser republic. Who viii now give us /.
sample Of the "rareied air. that should ac-
company it to throw in the proper tonic re-
sui. y friend of mine who owns some O!
the largest nlagucy plantations i'll Mckee
gave me the straight tip several years ago Oh
the pulque business, and until lie takes it bach
the julep of 'old EirsnnyH is good clsou-I.
for NE. II he is to lie bclieyed-and lie sell
thousands Of gallons Of the staff-it can,loi
be kept long enough to be exported. and rl;ISt
be consumed i'll Il few days after it is made,
But the head that It puts on top OF the mos,
robust constitution when it gets il its fin
work cannot be cq'a!cd this side OF tie here
after. Paralysis does not begin to dcsciils
the condition Of the patient. II the NV
York article is anything like the native Pro-
durt;on, it viii soon become the favoritc lip
PIE Of the numerous tanks you ard | know,
bat wont mention just Row.-.,;'cw Yorl
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